The Trump administration is looking to transfer former election clerk Tina Peters, who was found guilty of tampering with voting machines after the 2020 election, from state prison to federal custody, Colorado state officials and one of her lawyers told The Associated Press on Friday. The Federal Bureau of Prisons sent a letter to the Colorado Department…
Source: The Hill
Trump admin eyes moving convicted election clerk Tina Peters to federal custody
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